1. Do a background check: Understand the history and meaning of the name, and whether it matches the child’s birth date, family numerology, cultural background, etc. 2. Don’t pursue uniqueness: Although unique names are attractive, pursuing too much personalization may make children feel isolated. It is safer to choose common but beautiful names. 3. Consider pronunciation and spelling: A good name should be easy to pronounce and avoid causing extra trouble and inconvenience to the child. At the same time, pay attention to some confusing spellings to avoid unnecessary confusion. 4. Reflect family inheritance: Naming is also a way of family inheritance. You can consider the names of your grandparents or ancestors and annotate and improve them. 5. Pay attention to gender and personality: The name should be consistent with the child's gender and personality characteristics, stimulate their positive aspects, and avoid unnecessary psychological burden on the child. 6. Find ways to find inspiration: Find inspiration from literature, history, music, art, etc. You can also draw materials from your own experience and insights to find the most suitable name for your child.